Choosing the right resort for Sri Lanka is of fundamental importance: the high season on the East Coast is from May to September, on the South-West - from October to March.

The main thing you need to understand when choosing a resort and hotel on Sri Lanka, - there is no ideal place that suits any needs. The presence of excellent beaches may be accompanied by poorly developed infrastructure.

The best beaches in the south of the island – Tangalle, Mirissa

The most developed infrastructure (hotels, bars, restaurants, discos) – Hikkaduwa.

A universal place (there is infrastructure and good beaches, although narrow) – Unawatuna.

Diving - the best diving sites Negombo, Kalpitiya(Kalpitiya) Beruwella And Bentotas on the West Coast, at Hikkaduwa, Unawatuna, Tangalle on the South Coast and Trincomalee on the East Coast.

Surfing on Sri Lanka good for beginners and intermediate levels – Hikkaduwa, Halle, Unawatuna, Weligama, Merissa.

Main resorts of Sri Lanka(click on map to enlarge)

East Coast Resorts

Trincomalee

Trincomalee(or simply Trinco) is a large city and port in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka, known since the time of the ancient historian Ptolemy. It is separated from Colombo by more than 250 km. The city lies on a peninsula in the Gulf of Koddiyar with intricately indented shores. Rich story Trincomalee attracts tourists from all over the world. There is something to see here for the most discerning traveler! The Hoods Tower Maritime Museum, the 17th-century Dutch fort Frederick, the famous Koneswaram Temple (Temple of a Thousand Columns), built in the 3rd century in honor of Shiva, the ancient Buddhist monastery Velgam Vihara and much more. Whale watching boat trips have become very popular in Trinco lately. In Cannia (8 km from Trinco), there are several hot springs.

During the tour in Trincomalee excursions can be combined with relaxation. There are many shallow bays where the water does not reach the neck of an adult even a hundred meters from the shore. The beaches are covered with the purest white sand. The most famous of them are Uppuveli (6 km from the city) and Nilaveli (16 km). Rocky Pigeon Island, where wild pigeons nest, is famous for its coral reef and abundance of fish species. You can rent a boat from any hotel or marina to sail to the island and go diving and snorkeling.

Passikuda

New resort Passikuda located 300 km from the airport on the east coast of the island. A wide beach, stretching for several kilometers, borders a picturesque bay. The ocean is rich in various species of tropical fish. The colorful coral reefs are included in a renowned marine reserve. Passikuda- a resort with the atmosphere of a quiet fishing village, suitable for lovers of a quiet, secluded holiday.

Pottuvil

Town Pottuvil(Pottuvil) is located on the east coast of Sri Lanka, 320 km from Colombo (travel time takes 8 - 9 hours). The main attraction Pottuwila Arugam Bay is one of the best surfing spots in the world. The surfing season starts in April and ends at the end of October. In July and August, the World Surfing Championships are held in Arugam Bay, which attracts athletes from all over the world. During this period it is quite crowded. The rest of the time, the many kilometers of Arugam Bay beaches are quite deserted and only small groups of surfers enliven the landscape of this coast. In addition, in the area Pottuwila There are many excellent snorkeling and diving spots on the Great Basses and the Little Basses reefs, marked by lighthouses. On the underwater reefs you can see fantastic canals, ravines, ridges, many different types of corals, including black coral, all kinds of sponges, a huge variety of fish - sharks, dog tuna, barracuda, grouper, grouper and millions of coral fish.

Resorts of the South-West Coast

Marawila

The resort is 15 km from Negombo and about 70 km from Colombo. For a relaxing budget holiday. The largest hotel in the resort, Club Palm Bay 4*, is located on the shore of a picturesque lake, separated from the ocean by a wide sand spit and overgrown with lush tropical vegetation.

Vaikal

Vaikal(Vaikkala, Waikkal) is a small village almost within the city of Negombo, 20-30 minutes drive from Colombo International Airport. Several hotels with large grounds and a wide beach are located north of the mouth of the Maha Oya River, which flows into the Indian Ocean.

Negombo

Negombo is located 40 km from the capital of Sri Lanka and only 7 km from Colombo International Airport. This is an ideal resort for those who do not want to waste time on long journeys. The long picturesque sandy beach begins north of the city center. There are many modern comfortable hotels, as well as water sports and diving centers. Divers will be interested in the wreck of a ship that sank more than 50 years ago and was turned into an artificial reef. Wildlife lovers can take a boat trip to the Muthurajawela Nature Reserve, which is home to almost 200 species of animals and plants.

Mount Lavinia

One of the closest resorts to Colombo, the city merged with neighboring Dehiwala and is now called Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia. Not far from the resort is the largest freshwater lake in Sri Lanka - Bolgoda. Its surface area is 347 sq. km, and its depth reaches 15 m. During the British Raj, it was a popular resort and bird hunting spot for British officers. The mangrove-covered lake is home to 45 species of fish, 40 species of reptiles, 30 species of mammals and many species of birds. Part of it has been turned into a nature reserve and is protected by the Global Nature Fund. On the lake you can go fishing, boating, windsurfing. It is home to the Colombo Sailing Club.

Wadduwa

A small quiet town 35 km south of Colombo, famous for its plantations of coconut palms, rubber and cinnamon, the production of palm wine and vinegar, and products made from coconut fiber. Tours to Wadduwa Popular with beach lovers thanks to its beautiful sandy beach. Its width in some places reaches 60 m! Hotels are located on the beach far from each other, providing silence and privacy to their guests. One of the best places for quiet rest and relaxation away from the bustle of the city.

Own name Wadduwa received from the name of local healers - “Veda”, who used to live in this area. Now the doctors have been replaced by experienced specialists from spas and health centers who offer Ayurvedic treatments, yoga and meditation classes, and healing courses. One of the most famous hotels in Wadduwa is Siddhalepa Ayurveda Resort 5*, focused on wellness holidays.

Kalutara

Kalutara, located 40 km south of Colombo, on the Kalu Ganga (“Black River”), was once an important center for the spice trade. Today it is a modern resort town with extensive opportunities for water sports and beach recreation. Here you can go water skiing, windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing, spearfishing, and take a fascinating excursion along the Kalu Ganga River, covered with mangroves.

Main attraction Kalutara- a huge Buddhist stupa (round temple) Kalutara Vihara, built in 1960 on the southern bank of the river near the bridge. This is the only hollow stupa in the world. Inside you can see 72 paintings from the life of Buddha, several statues and a huge panoramic window overlooking the river and the city. During the winter festival of Navam Perahera, a grand procession takes place here with the participation of a large temple elephant, dancers, torchbearers and monks.

Beruwela

An ancient Sri Lankan city, founded by Arab traders back in the 8th century. Here is one of the oldest mosques in Sri Lanka - Kechimalai. Resort Beruwela quite young and rapidly developing. Over the past few years, new hotels, shops have been built here, and the tourist area has been improved. Beruwela lies at the very beginning of a 130-kilometer beach that stretches along the entire southwestern tip of the island. From here it is 54 km to Galle, 56 km to the capital of the island Colombo, and only 7 km to the nearest resort of Bentota. You can swim on the beaches of Beruwela all year round. The purest sand, palm trees, azure water, bright sun - in Beruwele there is everything you need for a beach holiday and a wonderful tan.

Bentota

The most romantic resort in Sri Lanka is located on the southwestern coast of the island, in the Galle region, on the banks of the Bentota Ganga River, which flows into the Indian Ocean. By its name Bentota owes to the legend of the demon Bem, who once ruled the banks of the river. It has its own small airport, a turtle reserve, and the ruins of a 12th-century Buddhist temple complex - Galapata Vihara. Bentota is famous for its palm wine, as well as excellent water sports and diving opportunities. Bentota Beach, on a long sandy spit at the mouth of the Bentota Ganga River, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Bentota- a favorite place for newlyweds. World-class hotels offer the highest level of service, and uncrowded, many-kilometer beaches offer privacy and comfort. A relaxing beach holiday can be alternated with an active one. From here you can reach the ancient fortress of Galle (approximately 48 km). You can also go for a walk along the Bentota Ganga River among tropical flora and fauna, explore the ruins of the Galapata Vihara temples with preserved frescoes and statues, watch turtles in the reserve, go surfing, fishing, and ride a yacht. Bentota is perfect for beginner divers, as the water here is clear, there are almost no currents, and the most beautiful coral reefs begin at a depth of 4-5 meters.

Induruwa

A small fishing village near Colombo, stretching along a stream. IN Induruwe wide deserted beaches, ideal for sea and sunbathing. It has its own market, shops and hotels to suit different tastes and budgets. Freshwater lagoons and the Maadu River attract eco-tourists and bird watchers.

Kosgoda

A small village 10 km south of Bentota, about three hours' drive from Colombo. Nearby is another resort - Ahungalla, where there are several Buddhist temples.

Ahungala

A fishing village on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, near Lake Madu Ganga, about 20 km from Bentota and 30 km from Galle. IN Ahungalle and the nearby village of Balapitya there are several Buddhist temples. The largest and most comfortable hotel in Ahungalla is Heritance Ahungalla 5*. It was designed by renowned Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa.

Hikkaduwa

“Mecca” for divers and club life lovers, a popular resort with developed infrastructure and a beautiful wide beach. The diving season here lasts from November to April, diving depths range from 4 to 40 m, and there are several interesting wrecks. There are equipment rentals and courses for beginners. Those who are apprehensive about scuba diving can go snorkeling or book a glass-bottom boat ride. Corals in Hikkaduwa are considered one of the most beautiful in all of Asia.

Hikkaduwa– a paradise not only for diving, but also for surfing. Surfers from all over the world come here, especially during the dry season, from November to March. The height of the waves reaches 3.5 meters.

The bustling nightlife also attracts tourists. It was from Hikkaduwa that the discovery of Sri Lanka began by tourists from Europe and America in the 60s of the last century. Today the resort is a continuous chain of hotels, hostels, bars, restaurants and shops, stretching for 4 km. There are always a lot of young people here from all over the world.

Unawatuna

Unawatuna known for its beautiful semicircular beach, which the Discovery Channel included in the top ten in the world in 2004. The blue lagoon with clear water is protected by a double coral reef. Swimming here is pleasant and safe, since the depth of the lagoon is only 6 meters, and the water warms up well throughout the year. Divers will find in Unawatuna bizarre reefs, many species of fish and sea turtles, and shipwrecks such as the British steamship Rangoon, which sank 100 years ago. Holidays in Unawatuna attract eco-tourists, for whom there are many walking paths in the tropical jungle and the Kottawa Rainforest Reserve, located 45 minutes' drive away. You can also visit the ancient stone temple of Yatagala Rajamaha Vihara, built 2,300 years ago, and the famous ancient Galle Fort, which is located just 5 km from Unawatuna.

Koggala

Unique nature Koggals: a coast with golden sand beaches and coral reefs, a large freshwater lake with many islands, evergreen tropical forests - inspired him to write novels and stories translated into several languages ​​of the world. The name of the writer is given to the Folk Art Museum (Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Art Museum), which has collected an extensive collection of cultural and everyday objects from different regions of the island.

IN Koggale There is a rental of boats, catamarans, and bicycles. Transfers to the water sports center in Unawatuna and boat trips for dolphin and whale watching are organized from the hotels. It is possible to visit Buddhist temples on the islands of Lake Koggala, but prior permission is required.

Koggala is located at a distance of 135 km from Colombo. It has its own small airport.

Weligama

Weligama(translated from Sinhalese as “Sandy Village”) is located 144 km from Colombo, 30 km from Galle, in the Matara region in the south of the island, on the shores of a beautiful bay. There are many boutique hotels offering exquisite service. Weligama's most exclusive hotel is located on Taprobane Island, 200 meters from the shore.

Dickwella

A town in the Matara region, 180 km from Colombo, famous for its bustling market, which opens every Saturday near the beach. Main attraction Dickwella– the largest statue of a seated Buddha in Sri Lanka, 50 meters high. Summer Buddhist festivals (Perahera) - Vesak, Poson and Esala - are held here on a large scale.

IN Dikwelle a beautiful beach and bow-shaped lagoon protected by reefs and shoals. The Dickwella Resort 4* hotel with a large green area is located at the westernmost tip of the lagoon.

Tangalle

The ancient city on the southern coast of Sri Lanka retains the charm of an 18th-century Dutch colony. In the center of the city there is a Dutch fort, which is now used as a prison. However, most of all Tangalle famous for its beaches: Medaketiya, Medilla, Goyambokka and Pallikaduva. Due to the distance from Colombo (195 km), there are few tourists here, and for several kilometers on the coast you may not see a single person. Perfect for a secluded getaway for VIPs.

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Colombo

City Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, has absorbed many cultures and religions. Here, ancient colonial-style mansions, ancient Hindu and Buddhist temples, Catholic cathedrals coexist with skyscrapers, large shopping centers and modern five-star hotels with restaurants, bars, fitness centers, swimming pools, nightclubs and conference rooms. Colombo is the modern capital of the island; the ancient capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa are included in the “cultural triangle” along with the city of Kandy. The Cultural Triangle is a collection of historical and cultural attractions in the center of the island.

Halle

A large port city located on the southwestern tip of the island of Sri Lanka, 119 km from Colombo. The capital of the Southern Province, the fourth largest city in the country, one of the main centers of tourism. Main attraction Halle– a granite Dutch fort of the 17th century, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This is one of the largest colonial fortresses in Asia built by Europeans. The fort lies on a peninsula and is surrounded by water on three sides. At its south-eastern end there is an old lighthouse from which there is a magnificent view.

Other attractions Halle: St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral (19th century), National Maritime Museum, whose collection includes exhibits dating back 800 years, the largest Shiva temple on the island, the ancient Amangalla 5* hotel, built in 1863.

For wildlife lovers Halle there is also a lot of interesting things. There is a turtle farm and the Sinharaja Rain Forest Reserve, also included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Excursions through the jungle, jeep safaris and horseback riding will not leave anyone indifferent. For those who are tired of spectacles, in Halle there are excellent opportunities for a beach holiday. Sri Lanka's most famous beaches Unawatuna and Hikkaduwa are just 5 and 10 km away Halle.

Dambulla

A large city in the Central Province of Sri Lanka, 148 km from Colombo and 72 km from Kandy, almost in the center of the Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka. Famous for its Buddhist cave temple of the 1st century BC. The temple is located on the top of a mountain about 350 meters high, which offers a beautiful view. There are five large caves carved into the rock, several dozen rock cells and niches, as well as many Buddha statues, many of which are more than two thousand years old. The walls of the caves are covered with colorful frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Buddha.

Chilaw

The fishing town is located on the shores of a picturesque lagoon, 53 km north of the airport. In the old days, Chilaw was famous for its pearl fishing. European colonists left a noticeable mark on the history of the city. The main attraction is the ancient Hindu temple of Munneswaram, which hosts colorful festivals every year.

Kandy

Picturesque mountain town Kandy located at an altitude of 488 m above sea level, 116 km east of Colombo. It is the second largest city in the country. The last capital of the Sinhala kings, Kandy is still rightfully considered the cultural capital of Sri Lanka today. In the center of the city, near an artificial lake, there is the Dalada Maligawa Temple, which houses the main relic of the country - the Sacred Tooth Relic of Buddha. Once a year, during the colorful festival-procession Esala Perahera, the shrine on the back of the main temple elephant is brought out for public display. Near Kandy there is a famous botanical garden, one of the best in Asia. In the vicinity of the city, spices and the famous Ceylon tea are grown. Rich history, ancient architecture and picturesque nature attract travelers from all over the world to Kandy.

Habarana

A small town in the heart of the Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka, on the road from Colombo to Trincomalee, on the shores of the picturesque Lake Habarana. A popular stopover for sightseeing. Not far from Habarana is the Lion Rock - Sigiriya, the Dambulla Cave Temple and the Minneriya National Park. From here it is easy to get to the ancient capital of Sri Lanka, Anuradhapura, and Polonnaruwa, which was built to replace it, as well as to Kandy. Lush vegetation and rich wildlife add additional charm to Habarana.

Nuwara Eliya

The famous highland resort is located in the central highlands of the island at an altitude of 1884 m above sea level at a distance of 190 km from Colombo, located at the foot of the highest peak in Sri Lanka. The climate of the resort is mild, but cooler than on the coast, the average annual temperature is 15-20 degrees. These conditions are ideal for growing the famous Ceylon highland tea; the hills around the city are covered with a picturesque green carpet of tea plantations. In the 19th century Nuwara Eliya English colonists began to come to rest. This shaped the appearance of the city, which is often called Little England. The hippodrome, a beautiful lake, a park, an Anglican church, a post office building with a clock tower, Victorian-style residential buildings and hotels, and well-groomed lawns create the atmosphere of a small, cozy English town. Here is the famous golf club, one of the best in Asia. Around Nuwara Eliya you can see picturesque waterfalls and visit a national park-reserve.

National Park Yala located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. This is one of the oldest and largest parks in the country. Most of the territory is covered with forest, there are pastures, ponds and mangroves. Here you can find leopards, elephants, buffaloes, wild boars, spotted deer, mongooses, monkeys, and an amazing variety of birds. A jeep safari in Yala National Park will give you a rare opportunity to join the world of fabulous nature in Sri Lanka.

Kataragama

A small but rapidly developing city in the south of Sri Lanka, in the province of Uva, 228 km from Colombo. Kataragama is home to the main shrine of the god Skanda-Murugan, the Hindu god of war, which attracts many pilgrims from all over Sri Lanka and even from southern India. In summer, the Kataragama Esala festival is held here, dedicated to the victory of the god Skanda over the army of demons. Not far from Kataragama is Yala National Park.

Sigiriya

Sigiriya(translated from Sinhala as “Lion Mountain”) is a fortress in the very center of the island, on a rocky plateau 200 meters high. It is called the “fortress in the sky” and the eighth wonder of the world. This is the most famous landmark of Sri Lanka, which was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1982. In the 5th century, Prince Kashyapa illegally seized his father's throne, and the rightful heir, his half-brother, had to flee to India. However, King Kashyapa feared that he would return with an army and therefore ordered the construction of an impregnable citadel and palace on top of the rock. It was the capital of the country for 17 years, replacing the former Anuradhapura. A narrow, steep and long staircase leads up, which begins between the paws of a giant lion carved into the rock. Only the paws and jaws of the lion, which are the entrance to the fortress, have survived to this day. At the top of the mountain there are royal palaces with fountains, and at the foot there are magnificent gardens. Particularly interesting is the gallery of frescoes depicting half-naked apsara dancers. Sigiriya It is not only a place of pilgrimage for tourists, but also a resort surrounded by greenery. Local hotels mainly consist of bungalows and villas overlooking rice plantations, ponds and tropical gardens, and sometimes a fortress Sigiriya.

Southeast Asia is a popular destination among tourists, especially among those who love a reasonable combination of exoticism and service. On the one hand, there is a unique natural area with a warm, humid climate, many kilometers of beaches, islands, tropical flora and fauna. On the other hand, for reasonable money you can get quite decent service here, and there is also a developed excursion program here, so interesting leisure time will be provided. This is why Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and other countries in this direction are so popular among travelers. We will tell you in this article how to understand the diversity of resorts in Southeast Asia.

1.Bali Island, Indonesia

The island of Bali is one of the most popular islands among tourists, and all thanks to its lush tropical forests, mountains, volcanoes, unusual architecture, and of course, the long sandy beaches of Bali. Surfers also come here. On the island of Bali, surfing has been elevated to the rank of a national sport. There are entire schools of surfers here, so anyone can easily test themselves in conquering the waves under the supervision of an experienced instructor. The weather in Bali can be either dry with temperatures up to +35, or humid (January-February) due to monsoon rains. If you're here to enjoy the scenery, the island has several national parks, such as Bali Barat, home to rare plant species and evergreen rainforests.

The best beaches in Bali are Padang Padang on the Bukite Peninsula (by the way, this is where the movie “Eat Pray Love” with the radiant Julia Roberts was filmed), the White sand beach in the east of the island, Amed beach also on the east coast, but in In any case, you need to remember that the tides on the island of Bali are quite strong, so the water is rarely perfectly calm.

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2.Langkawi Island, Malaysia

The Malaysian island of Langkawi is located near the Thai border and has a warm and humid climate with no dry seasons. The best time to travel is considered to be from November to April. The beaches of Langkawi are long, sandy and fairly clean. On the unpleasant side: here, just like on the island of Bali, there are ebbs and flows, maybe not as strong, but still. Accommodation can be chosen to suit any budget; numerous hotels, villas, and bungalows have been built here. After sunbathing on the beaches of Langkawi, you can go on an excursion to waterfalls, of which there are quite a few on the island. In addition, one of the famous attractions of Langkawi island is the cable car with stunning views of the local landscapes. A pleasant bonus for tourists is the fact that the island is a duty-free trade zone.

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3.Phuket, Thailand

4.Nha Trang, Vietnam

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5. Negombo, Sri Lanka

6.Hainan, China

Chinese Hainan is quite popular among our compatriots due to its warm, mild climate and all the necessary infrastructure. It should not be surprising that the island has such a wonderful climate, because it is located at the same latitude as Hawaii, and this says a lot. Hainan is washed by the warm South China Sea. The temperature of both water and air warms up to a comfortable +28, +30 and even higher. The holiday season here is very long - from March until late autumn. Sanya and Yalunwan are considered the most elite resort places.

Among the natural attractions, the first place, of course, is the Ma An Volcano, where you can come on a tour. Also on the island you can easily visit coconut, mango, banana, pineapple and other plantations, and this is not surprising, because Hainan has a subequatorial climate, and all kinds of fruit trees and plants are very comfortable there. Many people go to these parts to get treatment. The island treats many diseases using traditional Chinese medicine.

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7.Boracay Island, Philippines

Boracay Island is a picture-postcard place with perfectly white sand and azure sea waters. Indeed, this relatively small island of the Philippine archipelago became famous precisely because of its beach - White sand beach. The island of Boracay is not as accessible as it could be, but all because you will have to get here with many transfers: international flights are directed mainly to the capital - Manila, from there you will have to fly to Caticlan, and from there by motor boat straight to Boracay. Not easy logistics, but worth it.

Today we brought to your attention seven wonderful resorts in Southeast Asia. Each of them is unique, each is special. The main thing is to decide what the purpose of the trip is - an active lifestyle, sightseeing or a beach holiday. Although the distinctive feature of this region is the combination of all these tourism areas in one.

Practical and eventful travels to you!

Such a familiar and close Moscow region every year reveals to us new facets of its splendor and truly limitless opportunities for recreation and treatment. The Moscow region was formed on January 14, 1929 and is located in the center of the European part of Russia, between 54 and 57 s. w. and between 35 and 40 centuries. d. Area (excluding Moscow area) 46 thousand km2. Population (as of January 1, 2004) - 6,622 thousand people (4.6% of the Russian population). The Moscow region borders in the west with Smolensk, in the northwest and north with Tver, in the northeast with Yaroslavl, in the east with Vladimir, in the southeast with Ryazan, in the south with Tula, in the southwest with Kaluga regions. The administrative center of the Moscow region is Moscow. The geographical location of the territory of the Moscow region determines the generally flat nature of the relief with alternating hilly hills and flat lowlands.

The poet William Blake argued that the whole world can be seen in one flower bud. In the Moscow region, many generations of Russians collected and painstakingly preserved the best artifacts of world culture, repeated famous historical landscapes, and copied world-famous palaces and castles. Here you can visit the holy land without leaving the expanses of our northern Motherland. In the 17th century, the banks of the Istra River, with their bends, miraculously repeated the bends of the Jordan River, and our Moscow region Jerusalem was reflected in its waters. Mounts Zion, Tabor, Eleon and Galgotha ​​grew. For its beauty and genuine luxury, the Arkhangelskoye estate has been turned into a “Versailles” near Moscow, and in the south of the Moscow region, in the steppes of the Prioksko-Terrasny Reserve, real bison graze freely. And if you like the overseas exoticism of a tropical hotel, the hospitable and zealous Moscow region will offer it to you. Because the Moscow region is one of the most developed regions of the Russian tourism industry. The list of resort complexes exceeds 1000 items and is able to provide any level of comfort. Health resorts, known for their unique medical facilities and highly qualified medical staff, will help you restore and improve your health. And how much active entertainment there is in boarding houses and recreation centers near Moscow! The surrounding areas of the capital are famous for their rare natural beauty. The land of brooding forests, ancient rivers, magical lakes and even man-made mountains will provide you with a rich selection of entertainment for spring, summer and holidays.

Climate

The climate of the Moscow region is temperate continental. The warm period (average daily air temperature above 0°C), starting in early April and ending in early November, lasts 205-215 days. The warmest month is July (average temperature from 16.5 C in the northwest to 18.5 C in the southeast). The absolute maximum temperature - 39 C was recorded in Kashira and Zaraysk. The annual precipitation in the region varies from 450 to 650 mm.

Natural healing factors and treatment profiles

The basis of the resort resources of the Moscow region, along with the climate, are drinking mineral waters and brines, which are used for baths. Many sanatoriums near Moscow, such as Mozhaisky, Dorokhovo and Erino, have their own pump rooms. In the Moscow region there are several deposits of medicinal peat mud, which are effectively used for treatment in sanatoriums. The possibility of carrying out sanatorium-resort treatment and recreation in the Moscow region is determined by the following factors: the absence of an acclimatization, adaptation and readaptation reaction for residents of central Russia; all-season; developed recreational and medical-diagnostic infrastructure of sanatoriums near Moscow; proximity to leading medical centers.

Diseases of the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, nervous system, digestive system, musculoskeletal system, gynecological diseases, metabolic disorders.